Sentence examples for not very hospitable from inspiring English sources

Canada is not very hospitable to crammers like me; there is no exam leave, only a single weekend before your final exam - and they also throw in midterms in the middle of the term alongside classes.

The geologic formation was near a frozen lake called Lac de Gras, in a not very hospitable place.

"Although the surface is very hot – and not very hospitable to life – as you go up into the middle atmosphere it becomes very Earth-like... researchers have proposed that maybe the middle atmosphere does have life".

It doesn't look the same now, and New Jersey's not very hospitable to film productions".

Analyzing human nasal secretions also known as snot Peschel and Krismer found that the nose is not a very hospitable niche for microbes.

Kabam CEO Kevin Chou has already alluded to loose plans for an eventual IPO, but public markets have not been very hospitable to U.S. freemium gaming companies with Zynga's valuation down to around $2 billion from a $14 billion figure before it filed its S-1.

Perhaps there is nothing to your concern, it is but the concern of a woman who is alone in a world not so very hospitable to a woman alone as if aloneness were a brazen and unwomanly choice.

This doesn't sound very hospitable.

So while deep underground might be an option, it wouldn't be very hospitable.

What's more, the ancient environment around Gale crater does not appear to have been very hospitable to life, new analyses reported in the Science papers suggest.

I was at one of the hospitable but not very easy receptions that John Maud, then master of University College, used to give where his wife, a former concert pianist, used to play, mostly Brahms, and very loud, so that the room shook.